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Quality | Midas Health Analytics

Expertly measure and manage risk, quality, and compliance to improve safety and outcomes

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We help you navigate the complexities of quality, patient safety, compliance and risk management

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The right technology

Easily incorporate data from diverse information systems to manage, measure, and monitor against years of curated benchmark data.   
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Actionable insights

Analyze clinical utilization and provider practice patterns, collect outcomes-based quality metrics, and share actionable insights based on performance results.
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Improved outcomes

When you efficiently measure and manage risk, quality, and compliance, you can improve patient safety and outcomes.​​

Take a proactive approach to improving performance and outcomes

Coordinating care, evaluating and demonstrating quality, identifying risks, and monitoring compliance all require data from multiple sources and systems — and all are key to improving the patient and provider experience. ​

​Midas Health Analytics improves operational and clinical performance with solutions that manage risk, control cost, and turn data into actionable insights.​  Track and trend performance over time, proactively manage and mitigate risk, make data-driven decisions amid constant regulatory changes, and elevate and foster a safe care environment for all.   ​

​Reach unprecedented operational efficiency when evaluating, interpreting, and demonstrating quality of care performance results to stakeholders in today's complex healthcare ecosystem. 

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Make sound decisions using complete knowledge

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Midas Care Management

Create a solid foundation for better decision-making and improved patient outcomes.

Aggregate and synthesize data from multiple sources, track and trend performance over time, simplify collaboration and reporting, and deepen data insights. Modules include quality management, risk management, and hospital and community case management. 

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Midas DataVision

Evaluate performance and benchmark it against peers using one of the nation’s largest concurrent comparative databases.

Gain real-time access to enterprise-wide quality data and regulatory measures to identify areas for improving hospital performance, patient safety, and quality performance. ​

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Midas Statit

Summarize provider or organizational performance to meet regulatory requirements and rapidly drive improvement.

Automate burdensome administrative tasks and free up time for patient care with customizable scorecards that summarize provider performance. Report progress on attaining the five principals of high-reliability organizations. 

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symplr is the leader in enterprise healthcare operations software and services. For more than 30 years and with deployments in 9 of 10 U.S. hospitals, symplr has been committed to improving healthcare operations through its cloud-based solutions, driving better operations for better outcomes. Our provider data management; workforce management; compliance, quality, and safety; and contract, supplier, and spend management solutions improve the efficiency and efficacy of healthcare operations, enabling caregivers to quickly handle administrative tasks so they have more time to do what they do best: provide high-quality patient care.

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